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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

The esngfnelna araament whish M.
saaae9 l1e kernhlioana THAI t1eg nnst
sscaEe ne pF<aidsnay q iha ennnnss IA
snat the ERaaiaenl wfll Be- a. nknnlaas
aatoezas. He oaa Enla thaa uh1is =
olack oe hlaSk b ubise. ana tha orna1lis
pAxty wi1 b powelle&n IheHa van ~
ne gata thing e. an nppoai from ~
fQIln1A ond as un1ar tho laua q tfis
letli1QSg lbefe Il 10 snoh thing a. iaina
uAAlo9lnQ On nng Qnnaalnn, eAe uReai1ank
= securely eElFenahe1. thai Is a. oonfsa
- long e. hts paxty aarpofts hin. ana
aoeze i No expeolAllon q fAlluEe IN fhia
rsspeet.
TN oAucuB comMrRzEn.
AZ e'cloek ahe ssx aunfsann who
we're . eompgamise che nAairn ~ tha
oe1rell and peepare eomplsle schedule
g tee di1,r.enliQn of olasos. lait Their
hoa&a toGo1keR and fnllhaTataa vsitk
REsa1 aaniduiiy unlll 5heg heran ~iri1 1ins
nAz4 uaon several % TIE oanmlfl.e
Went oul . 81 sons eIr. Fssrs - ~.
Me91e innalaklona of M. Etaala IA
slFnaRie musl have been preslv wn-sn.
OF eour1o TIE alale can . axe4 nlTc1l
and ~ b suaanhod All b ulsnnn 49,
Ne eommla1&4Aa Rnpett N pFesHnta& ln
ne eouncll, bal from lhs care 80 I-ssss'
oofs q ~ eemmillee are takinR e en-
s1li sheir eollsnauss thai re9alS a -
expealeds 20 Ahat Il fha mlaaa a. nov
partially afsanand iN enmpletrd 80
chances are that 4 viii Is ikloneh
safely.
nEFmxND TmoRRsoN 70 IN pnnnrnwwr.
The committees have qot pan. tka
question q pEe1id4nl. Hls nama naa
d RAs. John n. Ihompsnn. WAS a
VII be tomorrow gemafna % 81 Ream.
There y liitls o. no eFaf, hafne
mafs among TIE DamooFats aot a.
aunee1e thQ presidency ana ne ramAln.
der e he sIake doss nat depena - fks
eelecllen for pEoGide1A Odastua1nflg
L may BE- considered pretty sssisln fhsh
htr. IhompNon will ca praaiAant. Thn
presidency being sottled On he nlaia.
t1e Hapq1lIe1oa were WiIIinQ ia delIV4f
lne chief olafkGhip alahnaah IRON fhls
p0lnf on The slate 4 and mnat rauaafn
speculation unin anally sonolnasd
hlE. 0ovsy q also namsd sunuest-
lvoly Aa On alternative tor lha nraals
ooneys and ala, Mr.. Gable. Bat. n t1a
lnoioaiiona based % the talk of mem-
bess nmount 10 anything, thnee namea
val pe cooaioeEou n9KfoQnIY unIY n tie
Democrats strain q point aanlnsf
Ihompaon e The eeIseli0n Of thn 80
malnGeE o. toe alaia.
\. I. Hi0daell. late oashlsF 81 she
klI1i National Bank q 0lympla, nav
e uhlet clark, o. Frank Henry Of
olympia, mAg be the man. John Da
tiers will likely Be assistant. WIN -
lpeot % the renaalnder of the aiafo Nnae.
ulaltun would ran wild. TAara a tha
possibility that the oouncii viii have 4
hne time organising.
Ihe elneus oommiileo ndioulnea
about 10 o'clock and Will NEST arnln 10
morrow 81 3 o'clock, whnn, Il ie eonfi.
1ent.y preoleasd ny somo membofs that
ne eiate VII 1e arfanac4, bat there =
nothing certain alsout IA. AZ Il atmnd9
now the present deadlock IN he oonaefl
1pesAtss 20 say the whole legislative
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06
ozHzR RKPoEm.

Accompanying this message you viii
fnd reports OF the board Of health,
board Of piiot commissioners, Terri
s0Fial librarian, commissioners 70 locate
school for detective ycnth, commission
efs 10 looate insane asylnm Ia Eastern
Washington, eftesian veil commission
era, board Of education, c0mmlssi0ner
90 the American exhibition to Loodon,
health officer &C Fort Townsend. Ali
thsss pamphlets contain information
rpon the administrator Of the Terri
tsfial eovsgnment and suggestions em-
bodyina the exper ence Of the odicers
wrting them, which viii doubtless be
og service 10 youF honorable boay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

MAaHmoRnN, Dec. k.-yrnatoa Hnxlnm
aelsteEed a. opinicn % fks eonrt koasV
q ne lvo - called pgohiblfion e1ess al
PelsE MnQlsFs piaiztiA Ia erznr, ", ~.
msass ef kansan. aMd ID fha aasn ~ go
gta.n of kAnaas ". Hrxman asihald
end eEher1, nf1fmiDa tI1 f1d7<snzf 81
t1e lover eDnft h lhn tNo n esass
sm1 KsEagnlne the te6ana ~ fAa aess
bed e1Gs4 fh1 s&eel 6f ~ asessr,
y g 1f1iH1a g1iid ~ pfe1Itilfaa ia4
e kana4s a. Ma siainf3 fnx fe1 1la-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

Tie repoxta of be penitentfAry build
inc ouunissionsFs and toe suaeFirtend
ert AZ thai iuEtitutien viii exhibit the
matters % which they treat. Detaiisd
ststements are faEnished in regard -
tie cost OF the nav baiidipRs al Walia
Wasls. and estimates for farther i'm
troVemenfs are submitted.
Laws creating efieers for the insii-
tutiSn and rnlas f0t lie Resernmeat viii
have 10 Be formulas ~ this session. as
AtFressns thsy only sxisi BY virtue Of an
exseutive eRder under coioF cf lag.
TIE priaon hae been eappoftea from
The date Of is occupancy hy private en-
ierpFise, end While do nol tank ths
rfseeaant a good ere 10 follow, il ap
txnss 10 skis instance to have resulted
ii 4 sayirc 20 the treasury. TIE nam-
tsr Of conVicis IN the Ssesca pria1n at
n date OF the removal 10 walla Maila
sas IS, ard the numhes IN condnsment
Al he eEd ef lie fiscal year was lQ3.
Tse eosf paf diem per oaptia for main-
tslrina these according 90 tie report Of
shs sQpeFsntendeni. is mreh ieEs than
the rgscs aIIoWed ths contraetess "a TIE
"a uFiaon. I sGnd yoa keseWith tie Ex.
puFSs cf TIE efks<rs ailudnd 20.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

Thare b AZ act Of congress. appfoved
Jriy 0osh, 1885, By which the powers Of
fefFitoxiai LEGISLATURES are very much
isets ennmernied is not prohibiied. II
i merely provided that the statutes
PRINT this aet herewith fos Tie eouyen
ispoe Of reference By members Of the
legislature.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

/ suhmit herewith the reports Of tbs
territorial anditoT and territorial treas
ureF, which together exhibit the fnau-
eial conditi0n Of the territory at the
present time. IL will be eaan by the re-
port Of the auditor that the territory 10
In dsbt' for the irst time in Ten yesfs
and that the indebtedness II greater
than at any previous time Ia It's history.
AZ the oluae Of the iaa1 hienniai period
there vas q cash surplus ID she treasury
Of over $50, 900, and nt the close Of tia
period rndef nonHidefnkion there ID q
cedcienoy Of $4,000. The estimates
Tor the next bieunial period for ell itema
inciudinQ liquidation Of the present in
dsbtedness ia &9t6.G00. The estimates
made By other officers, however. for the
reFlicular institutions under their
charae exceed the estimates made by
the nnditor for the same purposes BY an
aggregate OF $1,000, vhIsh added 10
the total estimate OF the auditoF makes
q grand sotsl ef $4,000. These esti-
mates should all BE- closely tcrutinsxed.
bot should rot be scaled 10 q point 81.
fectlnQ their usefulness. This enliRht-
eued people viii expect you TO exercise
sash prudence only a. \ man Of iu6g-
ment would use 10 hiaoWn Affairs, which
is 10 pracsics that degree Of true econ
omy 10 expenditures. which while strict
~ avoiding e1tfavaRance, will keep
eveFy branch Of The pablic service up -
the hiRheat degree of efficiency. The
dsbt u insignificant compared with our
present wealth and population. and 10
would be better 10 let is stand thar TO
ssint the puhlio isslitnfiuna IN the In
terest Of Ice immediate payusnt.
Il must Be borne 10 mind n consider
spe the present indebtedness that We
have two very Ace public buiidings, tbs
hospital for the insane and the Walia
Wsila pcnitentiary, both Of which we're
urgently needed, In place tf tbs cash.
Il must also be borne in mind, In con-
sidesing tbs means OF replenishina The
treasury, that the cost Of these public
buildings is greater than the surplus Of
two yeare ago and The present iDdsbied
sees combined.
II order 10 adjust our income 20 meet
ihe cncs required, it will be necessary 10
srahe changes in The reyenUe lnwes and
7 earnestly commend youH honerable
holf carefally 10 consider the valaeblt
sngResiicns Of the auditor In that r.
gard,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

1 hand yoa the EepoEt cf ihe tEnstess
~ tAe hescital for she insane, a. caeils-
ooous, in 1hieh 4 incluead Tie EepoFts
81 he hzildinx esumissloners. ths 81,
1erIrteuAani, ths eeoonntanf and stew
"a. and TIE supsrgiEtaz atcestecs.
fkses Different EdporiA bound under
ons ouRsx, viii Elss yon ssEy teil infer
nation On fha E1hitca ct weieA TREY
treaa. Il vii be ssen taaA the result OF
tie expsa6iiure of ne apErepriataon Of
twa rsnFs 40 q 9 pzhlie bzildiEa ef I'm
pnsi1a aprEaFanea and snppiie1 with
nadern osnyariencps fer tne eomfof4
healsh ara safety of TIE anfaEtun11aa cs
fhs clasa az ne Insane aoc idloli1
csa vcuf aiienfinn % the recommenda-
ticus maHs in tha Espnfts referred %.
uhioh are fun sd pkEticaiAr.
xnMmxraARAE uuxzaHKxx-
- a a.. h..n..4 - ,n.~nu.aa -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

The repoEE OF tho inspector Of coal
mines, Which Is presented herewith.
contains very fall information IN regard
20 the exteut and condition Of our coal
mines and ths magnitude Of the indsa
try. On page Is Of the report viii be
found some suggestions in regard % The
presens laws on the Bubieot, which are
verify Of atseation. Is 10 especially
important that the inspector Bhould Be
independent Of the nine 0WneEs. as hia
principal duty Is to enforce compliance
on theiE part with the rules devised for
the safety Of miners The Importance
Of making strict rules and Fieldly en-
forcing them can Be understood By
every one Who has sdescUnded into the
mines ana seen hsw entirely tie miners
inside are % the mercy Of thoae who
are On guard above. An tnsnmoaent
appliances OF q careless man at tne top
may at any moment cause he destSuc-
tion Of ell those below.
am inclined 10 think thai overlook
Ing the mines Of whsle commonwealth
and caring for The lives Of thousands OF
men is too much responsibility 70 tx
UPON one officer. The laws. might be
anended 30 as 10 make It the duty Of
tae grand jary Of each county 30 visit
the mines IN q body, OF II that should
be th0ught too expensive, committee
Of their number TO inspect the mines
and report their condition 10 the full
i1rs foF ceEtidcalion to the court. a. IN
she case Of the Inspection OF jaila and
other public Institutions. The grand
iary IL 9 popular body, Il is always fresh
from the people, and on accouns Of the
method ef ita selection, and its various
and changing constituents, Il 10 the most
difficult body 30 eontroi that is known
10 he laws. / believe chat good viii ~
snlt from investing il with these addi-
tionai functions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

LnRDoa. Dee. E.-The Spanish con-
servntivea demand an incre41s ef 8
per osni. u the duties On foreign ssnaals,
Eour, RE and ealtie. 6snpr SAaanla
has daaermtned 10 Tespeot the c1mnsE-
oIai treaaies uado With fonffsen dll-
fsrsnt eonntrisa, and iaaiing tiii loaz
bat be viii tax aGxieaiaaE1i psadncls
from Amegisa and other eountEies With
which Epain has no eoumsrciai treaties,
and VIII also lsEy d1fiss e. aisohoi and
petFoleum.
enlT ons oEesalens
KKw Tozx, Dec. 6-Tha WWifs
Washinason speciaI @yss The pseai-
denfHs rnassaas 70 esngras, fer the nrEi
tfr1s n ths hlsacEy Of TIE United etafeg,
VIII disea@ hat enc q1sNiio1. Il vii
esv thai II vigw q the pAEsmoun1 nnd
vifzf fnnortnucs 20 tha es1HfFy Ct q
rsaaotian ~ Ne tarid, ha VII tresl e
fszs ssbjsut sions, nnd for ibs psss1nl
wfn refer e1uaE1Ms. - - tie &4AtF1 ~
fha dfaeHsn3 6apaRimentn, % abe -
poEfH e - gnyi0us oaotle1 ol1esgs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

0Wing 10 reeent extensive discoveries
Of mines Of pFecious and Other mstais
IN this tsEriinFY, g necessity exists for
tAe compilation and adoption CT O code
Of mining lave. Laws shouid also be
passed regulating Ne use Of water for
tniriER and irrigation purposes. Owing
ta tie rapid settlements o. the country,
csneiets nave already arisen II rsgnRa
- these matters. and as rights beeoms
vested the questien assumes q mcrs din
cnlt shapeexeFy year. II laws are pazssd
q tbs tiGe regulating the whole mat
lsr mask expensive litigation viii Be-
avoidesa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

The Deeument whIeh win
be BEAD nt GIympIa.
stsssmsns end Rssannsaaaf,sns Gsv.
sunsr ssnpls wm nsks - u.
Tsrss,ari.l As.umsly.

OL1mnzA. Dec. 6.--l8psusaal--Fslssw-
INK y t1e Apns1ne sf 0opernor Ennena
eeupis. whie1 vii hs rsaa befose -
tWo houses 81 he ieRislssnss IN joint
session.
e thl HonorsbIs ~ CouaeH asf Hss,ss
- hpysssalafiula ~ ~ Leqisleslss ~.
seAblp n Wesbingfes 1srrshorN
GKNTEEKfEm-K haE8 TIE hgnas %
RIees yoo e representatives. o. the pso-
pie. 70 ueicoMs you % the eeuisns cflV
snd % wish Yon good fortuns in year
deliberniicns.
Delegated by he people % asesInhls
here aud oon1IdeF the aHairs OF The
c1mmanwealih, you hnve in your hands
tne power 10 advance or FetAfd the hap
plnes9 and prosperity u youx oonetifn-
ents. aud feel assnEed that, feeIilr q
due sense of the great responsibility.
you uill give conscientious thouaha sad
labozi01s at1ontlon b lhs trust.
IL puB1uanoo of ny d11Y az delned
b. lam and cnslom, have Che honor %
s1bnil foe yong congideFatfan 3 aens
Fai stalemeDt of the oondiiion 81 fhe
territory and such Fseommendationa a.
- en8nneg ID, emsndnfions uf ana Rd-
difiuns 20 TIE laws as have assmsd 70
ne Dsoper.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

The laws Of this seEritoTy. ewing 10
careless leeieiAtion and decisions Of the
enuFts, are IN uch q state Of cunfusicn
tbst is u very dlfie1ls, esen for expeE
ienesd unsmbers Of ths bsF, % arrive at
nny daAnisA eoncinsion Ia regard 90
TEEN, mach lesa can citizen exAcaiy
dei<fnire TIE rules that govern his coz
dact. CO the isws thai RuAK4niee bis
r;Rhse ard privileges. OCngultAaion Of
onf Iaws by ogr e.tizsEs Il rendered still
uore difdcait hy the ahsanca e. any-
thire shai oan rf0psFly be called an in
dex 20 the vat1mee. To re4edy tneaa
faults thsFe seems 90 Be general desire
for the eodi6eaatoa of Cur gtatulns. /
sngRssa tbat instead of cod sEcalioH Of
eur present laws. eoE1isEinn be crea
led and tnstraeted 10 peepaFs foE sab
missio1 70 the nsxt iseisiai1fs . eiEil, .
etimiral and q pcoo9fe eode, heiua
guided II theiF iaoofs by an n&herence
% TIE spirif q car lswE az hefeluf1fs
instilzfsa. Il shOald aaso ooDpils al
eenaRal Lass ane1R q aeDaEnfs kNad and
psoxtde Q cs@pstsat index foR khs
wnole zfn.
Mnnnm manNzaan aer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

Con4rensionai aotisn fcE Tie beneat
a this isRFi1oFy h desired ca Q great
variety of sahte11a.
First.-Oa kne Guhieck Of adiussmsnf
az ths lonQ dsfeEsed eiaims ef certain of
car cifinsns foe Services and iossss o.
prarersy IN the didsrenf In6ian WaEa ir
uhieh trey hzBshesn euRAEed. On this
rahysst have feeskEsd q conmznios-
tson fruu tie governor of Hayada, sze-
aestInR that IN Hnifsd eGaE1 be made af
ne coming ssNinn e eumHF1sa by tha
aiaerens Pae4Aa statea % kecnFe tasslca
fsr thclr eitizsns b thia rseAzd. 1 sAink
he snERes9inB b aoc4 enc. have
nsms infoxmation on fnis snb1set whieh
wiiI Be ef usa 10 pFeperl1w menoEisl.
ana which / VIII snemtt - youx c1m-
raittss nl fhe prop&R tina
eeeand. .--An aet of eonaroas npeF1gsd
Msrsh & 1851, pEosiasd fer ne es.ab-
Iixhmena 81 AgEieulfuE4l axpGRimznt
skaaiens IN ths diGsEsna ataaes nnd ser
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

The report Of the adfatant general
shows The condition OF the militia and
National Guard. The latter osRaniza-
tion ahould be plaosa on secure foot
tnR by the enaetmeltsf law under
watch ii viii Be posslbis 10 mainlain 8
strict Discipline. A body Of armed men
xishout discipline Il oDe Of the most
dangerous thinea that can be devised.
Military establishments are mere ma
chimes, By which the energies OF the
members of men are hxsnghs into 40
tion to ebedleace to the gili Of one, and
unless they can be o0mplstely 80 con
tFelled. thay should nok exist. All on
GERS and men Of the National Guard
should be amenable 70 eoaEt martial.
An ilnpoFtant matter mentioned II this
Fepoat ID the obtatnimR oEsdit at ahs War
Department at Washington for the con-
si1erabie sam dne this tsEKitoxy fron
the aeate Of OREGON foF arma and muni-
TORS loaa&d during the Indinn var OF
1871 Betilenent Of this claim hns been
long DELAYED. and Il would probably be
Of good eject 30 mamaFialixe congress
on tie snbjecs at this time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

During The past summer and autumn
baps viatted nearly every part Of the
iaKiadiciion, ard haye endsaRored %
ascertain What were the wishes OF the
people. I found at every poins evi-
dences Of thrift ard prosperity. ! saw
not only bonndlesH and vaFieus natural
resources. bnk q population % bright
and active men ard wonaen, Who are
weil ealeul9ted 70 develop fhoss re-
soaFcss and make WaahlnQton one az
the richest and greatest ata4es 0t the
American Onion. also saw thst, side
By side With material progress, ths pao-
pie wara paying dae regard 10 morsl
and Intellectual ndyanoemant, as evil
deEced By chaFohss. aeadsmies and
eomn0n schools, n0t only IL the cities
bus In Ehe villages and hsaize the coun-
try roade. Harmony and good feeling
seemed te DKeVail, end the peoplo every.
where take rEiaa IL the oammnnwsallh
and plaea fls welfare above their pri-
Vate interests. With such factors, the
events Of the future will 30 far exceed
the events Of the past. period f0E pe-
Rod, ns will be beyond oar oomprehsn-
sion. Oar various climates and ths end
less list Of cur natural resources viii
onahls a. 10 ultimately make the boast
ihas there win be no blank in the CEN
SOS returns.
have endeavofed 10 make q detailed
exhibit Of the resources Of the aerKisory
IN my annual report 90 the interior de-
partment bot owing 10 the lax methoda
Of taking our oensae and the detective
laws gnvefnlnQ assessment returns ths
exhibit vas not whai ! hoped 4 would
bs. suggest that Is Woaid b veil 10
amend she laws 70 aa 20 provide for
better service Ia taking the ceueus. In
addition 30 the enumeration Of the In
habilants returns should be made Of
the nnmher Of live stock. the cereal pro-
ducts, the bay crop, end other items
usually included IN 9 cengns. hops 10
be able 70 lay printed copies Of lhs Fe-
port 20 TIE Iuferior department haEofe
you before the session has far progressed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

fha Ysxxifnrlal unisezssss. whiah is
hereWt1h sahmiE1n6, wEfi hs fnana 81
contain f1H inf1Kmnfion ID rzenfd %
~ eundi1ion anz neads q fhz3 inefIfu-
tlan- 1he hlank IN pnEaRsaph 3 pMwe
- Qf tea p4mphls4 gloula he EIIe1 ~
- In1sF1Ion Of ~ 81, a. rhoun ~ the
letter ef fEansmil1aI us a. fEzaalraEE :
Fsrortin The nppendlxs
1ean year nl1sn1isn % ~ rsunEhnue
- Fe9eHfs % university l4nds. Every
SEP fN8f aRpe2Ka meoks1TF % yR6tnrl
err o. The lands granted fof e1nenfion-
81 purposes shoniA - taknn. fer ehas6
lsH6s are ths m1zl galnahl8 haElkaRs a
fhe pecpls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-06

The repuEt of fhs saperi1tendaul a
caum0R aaknois MhoWz thai thaxs were
Il, ,&3l children Of school ace durinR TIE
paas 3eaF and ihat fUns ard ene-hnlf
ms1ihs o. soheol we're tanatt d ~
average n sash dlstrie&. Tna anodu1
Of mopeE expeu6ed VAS 81S S6E. Theea
ake LBS seaehsFs now II TIE teEritaly..
Ihis fsDaFas whIsh viii ha lnid 81 yonE
dssAn. h Feple1e with infoFmaiion IN 70
R&rd % he past and present history Of
oar sphpols and i worthy Of ea1slni
pasus9l. Tke eommon schools o. the
sonnfty shouid always Teeeive The moss
carekul oonsideEAkion and nhe mont lib
ezai kteztmenf, for theEs II Wharo cur
yoath ia fnrnisbad with TIE keys that
enable them 10 unlock the doors Of
all knowiedRaL Eduea1i1n APPLIED to
is What makes oDod estiEsus
a1e Cur institutions VIII be 1sfe ID the
haads Of q people whn can read and
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home from Msrlinsburs.
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CONGRESS-.

The proceedings Of Congress on
Wednesday we're brief and # little
interest. A letter from the Secretory
OF the Interior was laid before the
Senate stating that ansnppropriation
OF S77 400 is required TO complete the
publication Of the final report on tn,
census OF 1880, four OF tie tw enty-
two volumes being still unprintci.-
The Senate adjourned at moo. The
uouse was not in session.
Thursdays session Of Coz press was
exceedingly brief, and, after few
routine motions were made. 10th
houses adjourned over unit! Monday.
In tue Senate Monday the stand
ing committees we're announced.
This was folowed by the introduc.
lion Of large number of biIls, smcng
them the foliowir g: by Mr.. Mander.
son. the Grand Army pension bill:
by Mr. Bsir> TO aid in eup,ort of
common schools by Dir. Dolpb. an.
propriating 1926 377, 900 for for,ifi.
cation, and other sea coast defenses ::
by Mr.. Beck. TO provide for the re-
tirement OF ieesl.tenders AMI national
bank notes OF small denomin ations.
and for the issue of gold certific ties
The total number OF bills and Joint
resolutions introduced In the Senate
was 594. larger number han were
ever before introduced in the Senate in
oae day. 1t was petition day il the
House no bills were introduced. mt
hundre DIS OF PETITIONS we're flied b,
various members.
In the U, s. Senate Tuesdays bill
was r. poried back from the finance
committee to paw back all money
collected under the direct tax act OF
August 5. 1861. A number OF bill.
and resolutions were presented, after
~iici Mr.. Dclph sp ke in favor Of
the seacoast defense bill. The House
elected the commit tee on elections.
and then adjourned until Friday.
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